Home prices were up in 2023 but what does that mean for 2024?

Serving Families across San Diego County since 2014
Did we end 2023 at new all time highs?
In 2022, the average home price was $1,249,893, and the average condo was $740,694; however, in 2023, they were $1,291,119 and $766,435, both showing a growth of over 3% in a year.
The number of total sales is down over 20% in both condos and single-family homes. With fewer homes on the market, buyers were forced to compete over the few houses, the main reason for the 3% increase over the last year.
We are already beginning to see the start of the rush 2024 will bring. In less than a week, my team went from 3 inbound leads a day to 13, or a 333% increase in new buyers entering the market. On average, these leads will take 60-90 days to convert, meaning April and May will be the start of the 2024 uptick.
And let me tell you, we are busy putting deals together right now.
I am happy to help you if you want to buy or sell soon.
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